PLANO (June 17, 2015) — The Collin College Foundation has awarded scholarships to students for the fall 2015 semester.
Award selection is based upon a combination of academic ability and financial need. Some scholarships have specific criteria, including those related to academic major, community service and leadership. Most scholarships award $1,250 for an academic year, but some offer higher amounts to students.
The fall 2015 Collin College Foundation scholars are listed by city of residence. Below are the scholarship recipients from McKinney:
Nathaniel Basanez Katherine Bates Kerryn Beattie Elena Belk Kristen Bishop Tracey Brannon Jon Brovina Nathan Byrd Payton Carbonetto Anna Cavnar Caleb Conant Stephanie Conley Stephanie Cooper Kristy Corder Leandro Crucil Brian Cyranowicz Samuel Diamant Stephen Dillard Darien Florez Sarah Fredrickson Carlos Garcia Celeste Garcia Ellie Garcia |
Shannon Green Kirsten Haase Sarah Hamilton Colton Jack Julia Jalowiec Joshua Jalowiec Madison James Raquel Jimenez-Velazquez Terry Juneau Tracey Kennedy Katelyn Kent Sharron Kerber Mojgan Khalighi Amberly King Claire Kirk Sandra Lepino Lu Mackey Brenda Madzima Colleen Many Joy McBride Linda McDonald Tanner Merkle Claire Miles |
Melinda Minor Alanea Mleczko Rebecca Mondeel Natalie Mott Daniela Munoz William Namayi Alexis Newburn Grace Odom Stephanie Quintana Madison Rike Jason Riley Robin Rose Casey Salo-Betz Alexandra Schatz Craig Stom Gary Stone Rebecca Valdez Christy Werner Kasin Whitehead Gary Wilkes Patricia Wingate Julie Winkler Eric Zimmermann |
Click here for the full list from the Collin College website.
About Collin College
Collin College is a community college located in North Texas’ Collin County, the only public college in the county. One of the fastest-growing community colleges or universities in Texas, the college serves nearly 53,000 credit and continuing education students annually and offers more than 100 degrees and certificates. With seven campuses throughout the college district, Collin College is a partner to business, government and industry, providing customized training and workforce development. Collin College has locations in Plano (Spring Creek Campus), McKinney (Central Park Campus) and Frisco (Preston Ridge Campus). In addition, there are satellite centers in Plano, Allen and Rockwall. For more information, visit collin.edu.